PPT-Supported Employment Policy Changes

Effective October 1 2013 Introduction of Speakers Kathy Hayfield Director Division of Rehabilitative Services Donna Bonessi Manager Employment Support Services Matthew Deans Supported Employment and Project SEARCH Coordinator. the New . York State Education Department, ACCES-VR. Title Slide. Using Research to Shape Practice. By Thomas P. Golden. The NYS CASE is sponsored by the New York State Education Department, ACCES-VR. The Evidence-Based Practice for Employment. Why Focus on Employment?. Viewed by many as an essential part of recovery. Most consumers want to work. A typical role for adults in our society. Cost-effective alternative to day treatment. UP. PORTED EDUCATION. AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT. FOR YOUNG ADULTS. with Serious Mental . H. ealth . C. onditions . Presenter: . Marsha Langer Ellison. Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry. Deputy Director, Transitions Research and  Training . Past, Present & Future. Glasgow March 2013. Margaret Haddock. EUSE President. EUSE - Past. Formed in 1993. Several National Associations Formed. Spread the Model of Supported Employment. Undertook: . Effective October 1, 2013. Introduction of Speakers. Kathy Hayfield . Director, Division of Rehabilitative Services. Donna Bonessi. Manager Employment Support Services. Matthew Deans. . Supported Employment and Project SEARCH Coordinator. Bob Lawhead, Community Link. APSE Conference, Cincinnati . June 21, 2016. The rise and fall: Supported employment for people with IDD in the U.S.. Thirty years of implementation in the U.S.. First ten years (1986-1996) resulted in nearly 25% of people with developmental disabilities employed in community settings. A (very)brief history!. Some Statistics. People. with a Learning Disability in Scotland in Employment . - . 6.7%. . . Adults with Autism (UK Wide) - . 15% . Disabled People . 45.6% . Non-disabled people. http://www.orchardhill.ac.uk/supported-employment. /. . Laurie Ford. Center for Continuing Education in Rehabilitation. University of Washington. Who is this person. ?. Former. Job developer. Job coach. Business Perspectives in Supported Employment. Development of this training was funded by:. Services Flow Chart. Learning Objectives. Your Customers. Your Job as an Employment Consultant. Business Perspective. Outcomes. Family Café-June 2016. More Self-Sufficient . (money, choices, etc.). Relationships with Other People. Inclusion in Community Activities. Better Health . Increased Self Esteem and Self Worth. The Evidence-Based Practice for Employment. Why Focus on Employment?. Viewed by many as an essential part of recovery. Most consumers want to work. A typical role for adults in our society. Cost-effective alternative to day treatment. Bob Lawhead, Community Link. APSE Conference, Cincinnati . June 21, 2016. The rise and fall: Supported employment for people with IDD in the U.S.. Thirty years of implementation in the U.S.. First ten years (1986-1996) resulted in nearly 25% of people with developmental disabilities employed in community settings. Dr. Elisa Vigna & Dr. Stephen Beyer. National Centre for Mental Health. Cardiff University. emerging issues in challenging . times for supported employment. providers and employers. Supported Employment. Before you start…. These materials are intended to provide an overview of supported employment as defined in Title IV of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and related regulations, and as provided by State Vocational Rehabilitation...